> > > > int i = 9;
> > > > int red = pal[3 * i];
> > > > int green = pal[3 * i + 1];
> > > > int blue = pal[3 * i + 2];
> > > (bare with me here)
> > > makes more sense now, but why is i = 9?
> > That's just an example. 0 to 255 are also valid.
> Understandable, thanks.
> > > i assume i increases to put more entires into the array, right? how would you read a .pal file and enter all of the colors into the array?
> > With fread().
> fread() has 4 parameters,
> void *buffer, -this would be pal[768]
Just pal, not pal[768].
> size_t size, -im not sure of this(would 6 bits have anything to do with it?)
This is the number of bytes to read at a time. Since byte (which is unsigned char) is 1 byte, set it to one.
> size_t count, -not sure about this one either.
Number of bytes to read, 768 in this case.
> FILE *stream -file object, i know this one
